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Delicious and fun trip to Daegu night market on a spring day, Gyodong Dokkaebi Night Market, Seomun Market

1 year ago11413 min

Delicious and fun trip to Daegu night market on a spring day, Gyodong Dokkaebi Night Market, Seomun Market Local people 40 Gyodong-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu A trip to the night market is the truth on a warm spring day. Daegu Gyodong Dokkaebi Night Market is the first night market in Daegu. Although it is rather small in scale, it is close to Daegu Station and attracts travelers with the charm of the young and lively atmosphere...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

Foot bath park and walking trails, Mt. Seorak, Sokcho Cheoksan hot spring district

1 year ago11343 min

Foot bath park and walking trails, Mt. Seorak, Sokcho Cheoksan hot spring district Local people Nohak-dong, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do In Sokcho Cheoksan Hot Springs, not only your body gets tired, but your eyes, nose, and feet are also delighted. This is because not only the hot spring bath, but also the foot bath park, pine forest trail, and the mountain scenery of Mt. Seorak are added. If you walk along the pine forest trail while looking...

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Activities Busan Destinations

Spring day energy recharging trip, Busan Haeundae Blue Line Park and Peace Park

1 year ago10649 min

Spring day energy recharging trip, Busan Haeundae Blue Line Park and Peace Park Local people Dalmaji-gil 62beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan (Haeundae Blue Line Park Mipo Station) / Daeyeon-dong, Nam-gu (Peace Park) Haeundae Blue Line Park is a tourist facility using the old Donghae Nambu Line railroad, and is the most popular experience in Busan these days. It entered the Mipo-Songjeong section, which was famous for its scenic railroad, and operates a beach train and sky capsule....

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

Jeongseon gondre, representative spring greens with Barley Pass

1 year ago11133 min

Jeongseon gondre, representative spring greens with Barley Pass Local people Jeongseon-gun, Gangwon-do Spring in the mountains is slow but fragrant. May is the true spring, when wild vegetables grown in mountain fields 800m above sea level are spread on the market. No matter what anyone says, gondre is the representative of mountain vegetables. A soft and mild herb with barley heads. Gondre tastes good no matter how you eat it, whether it’s rice, soup, or...

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Activities Busan Destinations

Take a hot bath and go eat green onion and bear eel, Dongrae Hot Spring

1 year ago11433 min

Take a hot bath and go eat green onion and bear eel, Dongrae Hot Spring Local people Geumganggongwon-ro, Dongnae-gu, Busan In winter, when the cold wind penetrates even the clothes, there is nothing to envy in the world with a piece of savory green onion pancake and spicy grilled bear eel in a hot spring bath. Dongnae Hot Spring in Busan, which was visited by the Joseon royal family, is a historic place where hot...

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Festivals

Byeokchosu Arboretum Spring Flower Festival

2 years ago11109 min

Byeokchosu Arboretum Spring Flower Festival Hosting area Paju City, Gyeonggi Province Holding period 2023. 4. 14. ~ 5. 31. / 09:00~19:00 festive nature ecological resources Related website http://www.bcj.co.kr/index.html festival place Byeokchoji Arboretum fee Adults: 6,000 won / Seniors: 5,000 won / Teenagers: 5,000 won / Children: 4,000 won side events The “Find a Flower in Byeokchoji” proof shot event is being held on weekdays. If you find the logo flower pattern hidden in the gardens...

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Activities Destinations Incheon

Fantastic combination of open-air bath, sunset, and yellow sweet potato, Seokmodo Mineral Hot Spring

2 years ago10949 min

Fantastic combination of open-air bath, sunset, and yellow sweet potato, Seokmodo Mineral Hot Spring Local people Samsannam-ro, Samsan-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon The hot spring melts your body, and the red sunset melts your heart. If you add Ganghwa’s special product, yellow sweet potato, there is no better combination than this in winter. Seokmodo Island is about 1.5 km west of Oepo Port in Ganghwa Island. Seongmodo Mineral Hot Spring, which opened in January, is the best...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

Bunjuryeong, Taebaek, a wild flower paradise in spring

2 years ago11513 min

Bunjuryeong, Taebaek, a wild flower paradise in spring Local people Changjuk-dong, Taebaek-si, Gangwon-do Bunjuryeong turns into a ‘heavenly flower garden’ in May. Wildflowers with strange names rush to bud. The course from Dumundongjae to Geumdaebong Peak, Bunjuryeong, and Geomryongso is perfect for enjoying wild flower trekking in spring. There are about 900 kinds of wild flowers that bloom only in Geumdaebong Peak and Bunjuryeong, such as widower’s wind flower, tiger’s tail, corydalis, and primrose. On...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

Carbonated hot spring and alkaline hot spring at the same time! five color hot springs

2 years ago11252 min

Carbonated hot spring and alkaline hot spring at the same time! five color hot springs Local people Daecheongbong-gil, Seo-myeon, Yangyang-gun, Gangwon-do Mt. Seorak, where the deep autumn light has disappeared, is already dreary winter light. These days when the body and mind are getting cold, there is no travel destination like a hot spring. Located in Jujeongol of Namseorak, Osaek Hot Spring is a place where you can enjoy carbonated and alkaline hot springs at...

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Activities Destinations Gangwon-do

Cheoksan Hot Spring, a warm winter attraction in Sokcho, the city of the sea

2 years ago11769 min

Cheoksan Hot Spring, a warm winter attraction in Sokcho, the city of the sea Local people Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do One of the hottest winter spots in Sokcho, Gangwon-do is Cheoksan Hot Springs. The hot spring in Cheoksan, which exceeds 50℃, warms the frozen body after walking in the cold sea and hiking in Seoraksan Mountain. Nohak-dong, where Cheoksan Hot Spring is located, has been called ‘Onjeong-ri’ and ‘socks’ since ancient times. Even in winter, the water...

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